Residents of Baixada Santista CPFL Energia Opens Free Electrician Course

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 08/04/2019 at 08:37

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CPFL Piratininga Opens Registrations for Free Electrician Training Course in Cubatão – São Paulo.

One of the largest companies in the Brazilian electricity sector announced this Friday, April 5, in its official news outlet registrations for a free electrician training course in Cubatão. Residents of Baixada Santista interested in learning a new trade can now register for the Electric Distribution Network Electrician Training Course by CPFL Piratininga, a subsidiary of CPFL Energia. Below are all the details about the course.

About the Course

The course is free, will start on May 6, and will end on September 5, classes will be from Monday to Saturday, from 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM. The company responsible for the training is ELO Treinamentos in partnership with the utility company. CPFL Piratininga offers accommodation and meals to participants who do not live in the city of Cubatão.

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Requirements

Must be over 19 years old
Completed high school.
Possess a valid and definitive Category B National Driver’s License (CNH).
Reside in Baixada Santista.

Participation in the course does not guarantee a position on the staff of Grupo CPFL.

Registration

Registrations can be made until April 15, If you meet the requirements CLICK HERE to register, don’t miss the opportunity to acquire a profession and also have the chance to be employed by CPFL Energia.

“With the Electrician School, CPFL Piratininga and ELO Treinamentos bring a professional training opportunity for the residents of the areas where the distributor operates, helping to train qualified labor for the existing job offers in the regions,” emphasizes the president of the distributor, Carlos Zamboni Neto.

The distributor of CPFL Energia is among the leaders in the renewable energy segment in Brazil with a diversified matrix: from large and small hydropower plants to wind farms, biomass plants, oil-fired plants, and, more recently, the first solar plant in the State of São Paulo.

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CPFL Piratininga Opens Registrations for Free Electrician Training Course in Cubatão – São Paulo.

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